The monster girls take quite a few hits to go down, especially when playing on any difficulty above Easy. This makes it so that each enemy is a threat and you need to learn when to go on the defensive instead of just mashing the attack button. You can take a few hits yourself, though […]
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Even though it is a hentai game, it would be a mistake to take it lightly. It will throw you right into the deep end from the get-go, without so much as an explanation of anything whatsoever, and you will quickly learn that the projectile patterns are pretty advanced. You are likely to burn through
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Starting off, we will notice quite a few differences from the first game. Primarily that Dave is no longer a child and now comes equipped with a gun by default. Not just any gun, but a shotgun which can now be aimed diagonally to nail enemies both above and below you. At the top left
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The game starts you of with your choice of either cosmetic choice of the titular Wonder Boy or new to this, Wonder Girl. Once said & done, you start of playing the last sequence of events of the previous games in the series. A cool way to start off people new to the series, like
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Drain Dungeon is a rogue-like dungeon crawler that sees us play as a faceless hero saved from sure death by a trio of succubi. His adventuring ways got him into trouble, but he is all too eager to return to that dungeon after a deal he made with the three girls. You see, after leaving
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With its interesting pedigree out of the way, Dangerous Dave features a grand total of 10 levels. You can breeze through all of them very quickly, though true to that era, the sheer difficulty of it will prevent most of us from being able to accomplish that. This game is hard even for 1988 standards.
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That said, Strafe is not devoid of old-school mechanics, but with the heavy mixture of modern design choices and a rogue-like system that randomly generates maps, it falls into its own realm. Fans of either style of FPS will not feel at home here due to its unique nature, and not one for the inpatient
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The plot is… not amazing. You play as a freshly recruited no-name mercenary getting dragged along by your boss on the never-ending quest to find the culprits of ‘The Shattering’, a rather catastrophic albeit cool event the crew & you just happened to witness then survive. Thus begins your career. Voice acting is great for
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